Narrative approach to career development
Wellbeing- we will look at how to craft a career that supports you in all ways, especially your wellbeing. Using the narrative approach (looking back on our stories) we can reframe and reflect on our experiences and gently move forward towards a life of thriving and wellness. We take a ‘whole of life’ and inclusive approach to the definition of career, so even if you don’t plan to work or are retired, you are still welcome to attend and I hope you do. 🙂
You can bring paper and a pen or your device to record your reflections. Or, if you express through other means such as sketching or cartooning, bring relevant supplies for those mediums.
Active participation is optional. Being present in the background doing your own private processing is absolutely perfect. You do you. 🙂
Please feel welcome to send through any questions in advance of the session to Kory. [email protected]
What to Bring:
Workbook will be provided
Jade Lee
She/they
Autistic & ADHD
Jade Lee is an Autistic and ADHD Developmental Educator who uses a person-centered, neuro-affirming approach tailored to individuals and families.
She specialises in supporting self-determination, identity, and neurodivergent awareness, particularly for teenagers and adults, including those who are late identified.
As a former teacher, Jade also works with schools to implement neuro-affirming practices for students and staff.
She offers sessions online and in-person.
She additionally works for the University of Woolongong as a tutor for the Graduate Certificate and Master of Autism and Neurodivergent Studies and as a research assistant.
Jade Lee DE
Kory Sherland
she/her
Autistic
Kory Sherland is a career counsellor and the founder of Autie Talk and Kory Sherland Career Counselling. She is dedicated to supporting Autistic people in navigating work and study with confidence. With qualifications in Autism, Education and Career Development, she blends lived experience with evidence-based practice to create affirming, practical guidance. Kory’s work focuses on career counselling, professional development, and mentoring through a neurodivergent lens.